How You Can Help
As you can imagine, the criminal justice system is very cumbersome, complex, and expensive. If you are not able to contribute financially, don't worry, there are many other ways to help. Here are a few examples:
1. Conduct research - This may include generalized internet research, library research, public records, genealogy, motor vehicles, weather reports, etc. It could literally be anything, but by conducting this research thoroughly, you can free up an investigator to spend their finite time on actual investigating.
2. Network - Maybe you have a wide social network that could help financially, or collaborate on a certain aspect of a case. For example, creating a social media campaign to find and collect private videos of a particular incident, location, etc.
3. Contribute Specialized Skills - If you are an attorney, criminal investigator, private investigator, forensic analyst, or some other expert whose skill set would be relevant and useful, please consider donating some of your time to our cause.
4. Advocate - From time to time, there will be a need for a grass-roots force to advocate for particular goals. This may include writing letters to your elected representatives, law enforcement leaders, sending opinion editorials to the media, or sharing issues on social media.
5. Records Procurement - One of the most cumbersome, but important aspects of what we do is collecting the documents needed to form the foundation of the case
1. Conduct research - This may include generalized internet research, library research, public records, genealogy, motor vehicles, weather reports, etc. It could literally be anything, but by conducting this research thoroughly, you can free up an investigator to spend their finite time on actual investigating.
2. Network - Maybe you have a wide social network that could help financially, or collaborate on a certain aspect of a case. For example, creating a social media campaign to find and collect private videos of a particular incident, location, etc.
3. Contribute Specialized Skills - If you are an attorney, criminal investigator, private investigator, forensic analyst, or some other expert whose skill set would be relevant and useful, please consider donating some of your time to our cause.
4. Advocate - From time to time, there will be a need for a grass-roots force to advocate for particular goals. This may include writing letters to your elected representatives, law enforcement leaders, sending opinion editorials to the media, or sharing issues on social media.
5. Records Procurement - One of the most cumbersome, but important aspects of what we do is collecting the documents needed to form the foundation of the case
